... Hon. and Rev. Charles Frederick Cranstoun, who took second class honours at Oxford in 1836. Lord Stanley of Alderley, an old Whig official, who has been at different times Postmaster-General and President of the Board of Trade, and previously served a long ...

... followed by considerable applause court. The case has lasted nine days. _ » • announcing the death of the , nt im ' tn « Northern Whig states that his lordship resided almost constantly Glenavond .tie, where he diea niter serious illness. politics Lord Antrim ...

... does all this urgency mean why is Lord Stanley's adhesion implored and solicited with alternate threats and praises by the Whig organ? Rumour gives some curious reasons for it: his own party, it says, are not sure of Mr. Gladstone—they do not know where ...

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... Labouchere did not resume his place the ministry. The reason of this was, that in the fusion which then took place between the Whigs and the Peelites, there were so many candidates for office that some must of necessity be disappointed, and, Mr. Labouchere ...

... those days soundness in theology was held to be of less importance than orthodoxy in politics, and his devotion to Whig principles and the Whig party was sufficient to cover his heresy and obtain for him the highest church preferments. Pope speaks of him ...

... from it where its policy appeared to him to be unwise. He filled various offices in different Whig administrations, and had occupied a seat in more than one Whig Cabinet. His singular nobility of character is attested by the well knowu—yet never too well ...

... administration might repudiate the promise of its predecessor on the ground that the plan to be carried out was a Tory or a Whig measure. ...

... Wells, or in the neighbouring city of Bristol or elsewhere—has been treated a political or polemical matter ; but all parties—Whigs as well Tories, Dissenters as well as Churchmen—have come forward and accepted it as a question not simply of local but also ...

... the agriculturists. _ The Archdeacon said he had done with the Conservatives for the present, and he wouid now show up the Whigs hy proposing the health of Mr. Kinglake—who as a magistrate was merciful on one hand and just on the other; ■o that there was ...

... Cornelius O'Dowd. Forfeiting Paradise. — Persano.—A Light Business requiring no Capital.—Studying the Land Question. A Gkeat Whig Journalist. Charles Reade's Novels. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. LOST.— the Gentleman who picked up a LADY'S ...

... which had deceived so many honoured signatures is what no one t Lord Denman himself can hope to explain. This ion of deceased Whig judge, who is found Voting with the Conservatives, has drawn up a potest of his own against the Bill and entered it on the ...